Shower Buddy Eco Traveller SB7e

Shower Buddy Eco Traveller SB7e from Showerbuddy was designed to enable users to shower and use the toilet in bathrooms where space is at a premium.

With a lightweight but strong aluminium frame, Eco Traveller can support users up to 120kg. Like the name suggests, Eco Traveller is ideal for trips away from home.

Despite its small size, Eco Traveller still enjoys the premium locking caster wheels and complete commode system of our other Showerbuddy products. When it comes time to shower or use the toilet, arms flip back to enable easy access for both user and carer.

Features

• Folds Down For Travel
• 120 kg weight capacity
• Ultra compact design
• Full portable commode bucket system
• No rust aluminium frame
• Rolls over most standard toilets
• Arms – fixed height
• Adjustable Footrests – removable and swing-away, height-adjustable

Dimensions

• Chair Width – 45 cms
• Chair Length – including footrest 84 cms
• Backrest Width 44.8 cms
• Backrest Height from Cushion to top 40 cms
• Toilet Height clearance (maximum) 47 cms
• Toilet Width clearance at narrowest 44.5 cms (at casters)
• Actual Weight of unit 8.9kg

MEASUREMENT AND PRODUCT RANGE

Dimensions

• Chair Width – 45 cms
• Chair Length – including footrest 84 cms
• Backrest Width 44.8 cms
• Backrest Height from Cushion to top 40 cms
• Toilet Height clearance (maximum) 47 cms
• Toilet Width clearance at narrowest 44.5 cms (at casters)
• Actual Weight of unit 8.9kg

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